Sea-level rise is already hitting home prices along the Atlantic Coast, new data shows.

A report examines mistakes FEMA made in response to last year's storms & makes recommendations for preventing a repeat.

Architects & engineers are designing homes that can deflect hurricane winds, rise with flood waters & survive wildfires.

The federal government is seeking to protect itself from the growing cost of natural disasters by buying reinsurance.

In Florida, less than 1% of the promised $83 million in federal money has reached cities and counties.

FEMA lacks a second-in-command and three of four associate-administrator posts are either vacant or temporarily filled.

FEMA lacks a second-in-command and three of four associate-administrator posts are either vacant or temporarily filled.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency is proposing to allow owners of homes destroyed by storms and bought out by the government to rebuild on the same flood-prone land.